Farmers Fare Alike Virginia Producers Protest
A Virginia Maryland and District delegation protested space allotment at the Washington Wholesale Producers Market hearing. Maryland farmers presented signed statements claiming no discrimination under the new fixed annual allotment. Market supervisor Kell denied favoritism, while Bell and others praised the shift from first come first served, noting reliable access and space guaranteed at the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Maryland
District of Columbia
Wrshington
Benler
Welgits and Measures
Haskell
Futton Bell
John Marshall Place
Charles R Howison
Charles 5
Churchman
Lipscomb Resigns After Police Board Cleared by Commissioners
Commissioner West grants Policeman John B. Lipscomb a resignation after the police trial board recommended dismissal for carelessness in wounding Daniel Boyle on the Conduit road July 2. Boyle, now recovered, and Lipscomb’s attorney argued the act was accidental and not intentional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
Lipscomb
Police Trial Board
John B. Lipscomb
Daniel Boyle
Campbell Carrington
Carrington
Boyle
B. F. Dulin
Dulin
Wilton Lambert
Protest Over License at Northwest Saloonkeeper’s Renewal
Joseph Buckley, long-time operator of a saloon at Nineteenth and T streets NW, sought renewal of his retail liquor license. Protests were filed with the excise board, which did not hear evidence and took the case under consideration with the papers. Senator Burkett of Nebraska attended among the protesters. both sides were represented by attorneys. The case is expected to be settled today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Buckley
Ninteenth
T Streets
Excise Board
Senator Burkett
Nebraska
Miller Named Private of Metropolitan Police Force
District notes report Superintendent Sylvester recommended Charles F Miller be appointed private first class of the Metropolitan police, a recommendation approved. The annual real estate tax sale in arrears began in the District building with $1,400 in bids from GC H Wiltsie and M B Newman. sale to continue. Acting Secretary Bacon sent a diplomatic request to the Brazilian Embassy for official publications on Washington water and drainage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvester
Charles F Miller
Metropolitan, Police
BS ‘Wood
Georgetown
GC H. Wiltsle
Rochester
N.Y
M. B Newman
Bacon
Washington
Building permits issued yesterday by Inspector Ashford
The list shows permits for N Kleta to build a two story tram dwelling at Northampton street and Bolt road with estimated cost $200. Merchante Transfer and Storage Co repairs at 920-922 E Street NW costing $5,000. Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Co repairs at Seventh Street Wharf costing $3,000. Amell and Lane for a two story brick dwelling at 60 Kentucky Avenue SE costing $2.20. plus an ad for The Southern Palm Limited train service from Washington leaving 6.15 p.m. on weekdays to Florida, with Pullman and dining car, electric lights and modern conveniences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashford
N Kleta
Northampton Street
Bolt Road
F. A Fletcher
Grier & Igiehart
Merchante’ Transfer and Storage Company
E Street Northwest
Brendan Construction Company
Norfolk and Washington Steamboat Company
Seventh Street
Holtzclaw
Amell, & Lane
Kentucky Avenue
Archhitect and Buildar
J H Lana
Southern
Palm Limited
Florida
Aiken
Augusta
Charleston
Washington
Wife's Rare Devotion Aids Charity Drive
Citizens are urged to support the Associated Charities Golden Book Fund to aid a white woman returning from hospital after a serious operation. Her husband, mentally ill and unable to work, relies on her. The fund seeks rent, food, and fuel for two months, with contributions sent to secretary Charles F. Weller at 41 G street. Additional gifts have been received from Maria F. Andrews and others totaling various amounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Charities
Worring
Hosme
Golden Book Fund
Charles F. Weller
G Street
John Joy Edson
Maria F. Andrews
International Union of Steam Engineers
Joseph Thropp
Henry C. Caruth
Julia W. Crosson
Emly S. Cook
Innovations in Schools Proper Conduct of Em ployed to Be De fined
The board of education meets at Franklin School to hear Dr. Chancellor and W. Bruce Evans on colored schools. A plan to have white and colored school boards assist Normal Schools Nos. 1 and 2 graduates be examined by both boards is proposed. The superintendent sees the normal school diploma as a certificate. Rules on proper conduct for school employees may be issued after Cardozo case arguments. The investigating office report and rules committee status are discussed amid expected opposition. Recommendations on detective classes will be made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Franklin School
Chancellor
W. Bruce Evans
Armstrong Manual Training School
Beira
Council
Cardozo
Office
Committee
Missing girl found by distracted mother after weekend disappearance
Seventeen year old Lulu Mangum of 1112 Second Street Southeast vanished last Saturday prompting a police search. She was located at the home of Mr and Mrs R R Butler of 124 Union Street with friends of the Mangum family. The girl chose to stay with the Butlers, claiming she did not wish to live at home. Mrs Mangum, assisted by Mrs Butler, had discussed the situation and allowed the change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Mangum
Second Street
Mary Mangum
R. R. Butler
Union Street
Manguin
Butler
Funeral of C. W. Charter Attended by Connecticut Republican Association
The funeral of Charles W. Charter, director of the Connecticut Republican Association, was held yesterday at 3 pm in J. William Lee chapel at 332 Pennsylvania avenue with Rev. C. S. Abbott officiating. Interment followed at Glenwood Cemetery. Pallbearers from the association included Henry M Camp, Oliver O. Phelps, Patrick J. Sheehan, C. O Buckingham, John Heding, Emery J. Thompson, J. H. Gelsey, and George N. Stranshaw. A large turnout from the association attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connecticut Republican Association
Charles W. Charter
J. William Lee
Pennsylvania Avenue
C. S. Abbott
Chapel of the Good Shepherd
Glenwood Cemetery
Henry M Camp
Oliver O. Phelps
Patrick J. Sheehan
C. O Buckingham
John Heding
Emery J. Thompson
3. H. Gelsey
George N. Stranshaw
The
Associaton
Notably Fine Flowers Feature in Local Notices
Notable plant listings promise finest specimen flowers from Gude. A worker named John Shelton had his left foot crushed by a freight car at Fourth and R streets northeast around 9 am, taken to Emergency Hospital with injuries not requiring amputation. Stone and Fairfax sold the Warmmaling estate residence at 906 East Capitol Street for 8700 to Kennedy F. Hea. the three-story twelve-room white stone house changes hands. A Pocahontas monument fundraiser euchre party is planned by the Pocahontas Memorial Association at Hobitt One Friday evening and local merchants promote popular velvet hottings and products.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fourth and
R Streets
John Shelton
Solored
O Street
Stone and Fairfax, Incorporated
Kennedy F. Hea
Capitol Street
Actress Seeks Custody of Her Daughter in Habeas Corpus
Maud T. Gordon, actress and Blanche Walsh leading woman, filed in district court for a writ of habeas corpus to recover custody of her about fourteen year old daughter. She says the child was awarded to her in a Minnesota divorce finalized in 1904 and that the child has been removed from the district. Gordon alleges location unknown and seeks cause to return the girl. The case, before Chief Justice Clabaugh, requests a rule returnable next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche Walsh
Daughter
Minnesota
John C. F. Gordon
Maud T. Gordon
District Supreme Court
Clabaugh
Gordon
Roses to Bloom Tonight Convention Signals Joint Rose Society Event
The American Rose Society and the Washington Florists' Club hold a joint convention and spring exhibition at the Washington Light Infantry Armory starting at 6 p m. tonight and running through tomorrow and Saturday. Secretary Wilson and Commissioner Macfarland will speak, along with Rose Society and Florists' Club officers. Benjamin Hammond leads the Rose Society entourage arriving in Washington with others joining today. An orchestra provides music as decorators prepare the hall with vines and booths, and a banquet for delegates is planned at the Arlington tomorrow evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Rose Society
Washington Florists’ Club
Washington Light Infantry Armory
Agriculturs
Wilson
Macfarland
The
Rose Society
Florists’ Club
Benjamin Hammond
Washington
Othera
Arlington
Florists' Club
City Bulletins and Court Actions in Washington
George Johnson colored was jailed fifteen days by Judge Mulloway after tripping James Quinn and other youths. Helen Payne colored faces grand jury for stealing $40 from saloon keeper Michael Dorsey, jailed on default bond. Advertisements urge gas burners, lighting fixtures, jewelry for Lent, and home plumbing estimates. An Easter week comedy benefit, A Perplexing Situation, is announced for Christchurch Georgetown at Linthicum Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Lands
George Johnson
Mulloway
James Quinn
Aftter
Helen Payne
Michael Dorsey
Seventh Street
Dorsey
Esser
Voigt's
J. J. Kidd & Co
9Th St
Christchurch
Georgetown
Linthicum / Hall
Washington
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Karlton
Penna, Ave
A. F. Barnet & Bro
Ereneh and Dyers Seourers
F ST
N. Wd
United States
Taylor & Dean
Pittsburg
I. Grosner
Outfitters To Man
Penn. Ave
N. W
Castelberg
Opticians
Penna
Ave
Bakers
Ast Atlantic & Pacific
Hudson's
F Street
Timah
Tcg
Northwest
Husband
House of Friends
C. W. Charter
Gude Ha
Pocahontas Monument
Jamestown
Pocahontas
O. & & Famous
Druggiste
Actress
Pension Office
WM. Hahn & GO
Nf. W
Convention of American Society
Light Infantry Armory
City Bulletins
Gregory
Priva
C. A
Muddiman & Co
F. Brooks Co
15Th St
Hotel Johnson
New York
FY Brooke Co
Magic Renovator
Nobby
M.S. M
D. J. Kaufman
Pa. Ave
White House
Bostonbakingco
U.S. Capitol
Herrmann
H ST
Bet
9Th
10Th
Union Station
G St
Stone & Fairfax
New York Avenue
Home Savings Bank
Mass. Ave
N. E
7Th Sts
Totsbee
Burna
Alisfac- Hubbard Heating CO
Stumph & Lyford
GBI
Take & Friend
Coses
Burchell’s
Mia Ee
Esa
WDE
Mery
Mayer & 0
Keeley Institute
Washington, D. C
Capudine Tc. Aldrwaetecen
CERES
Gimore
ALL Grocef
Mnnewspai
Potomac Electric Power Co
14Th St. NM
Uneeda Biscuit
Othels Nahels
Els
Washington Gaslight Co
16Th St
WN. W
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